-How is the carbonate compensation depth (CCD)related to the worldwide distribution of calcareous oozes?
Definitions:
Growth Rates
The percentage change of a specific variable over a certain period of time, often used to express the increase in size or value.
Central Location
A statistical measure that identifies a single value as representative of an entire data set; often the mean, median, or mode.
Extreme Values
The smallest or largest values in a data set, often used in analyzing data trends or outliers.
Negatively Skewed
Describes a distribution of numerical data where the left tail is longer or fatter than the right, showing that the majority of values are concentrated on the right side of the distribution.
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